Pride and Prejudice
by Jane Austen, adapted by Christopher Baker


What readers are saying
Readers are enchanted by the timelessness of the narrative and Austen's vivid characterizations. Many praise the witty dialogue and intricate social commentary, finding the romance both compelling and memorable. The book also garners affection for its exploration of societal norms and personal pride. Despite its popularity, a few readers feel it doesn't fully meet the lofty expectations set by its reputation.
Synopsis
Jane Austen's mastery of manners and morals is on full display in Christopher Baker's acclaimed stage adaptation of her beloved masterpiece, Pride and Prejudice.
In the Bennet sisters' world, marriage is the prize, but for second-eldest, Lizzy, companionship trumps blind courtship.
Enter Mr. Darcy, and one of literature's most iconic and tempestuous romances takes flight.
Journey through a world quite unlike — and yet perhaps not so different from — our own, as Lizzy and Darcy learn that first impressions aren't all they seem, and that second chances can lead to answers that have been there the entire time.
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Pride and Prejudice is a play written by Jane Austen, adapted by Christopher Baker and published by Broadway Play Publishing (2017).
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